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leaking transmission
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Vince
05-09-2004 15:01:11
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This is on a WC Allis,The power take off shaft and the shifting shaft of the power take off both leak can I tighten that large nut behind univeral joint? And how do I do the shaft that puts it in and out of gear? Thank for any help Vince
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Vince
05-09-2004 18:51:00
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Re: leaking transmission in reply to Vince, 05-09-2004 15:01:11
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thanks Tom I will try the packing nut and get a seal
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wdTom
05-09-2004 18:18:16
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Re: leaking transmission in reply to Vince, 05-09-2004 15:01:11
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I think WCs had a packing you could tighten, just enough to stop the leak, no more. On the shifter shaft on WDs anyway there is a standard lip seal. you can change it if so.
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